Leaving Home for the First Time ...
Hoping to move out when you head off to college?
Here's a few tips on how to move out of your parents' home without ruffling too many feathers!
Hoping to move out when you head off to college?
Here's a few tips on how to move out of your parents' home without ruffling too many feathers!
Moving to college for the first time can be an exciting yet daunting experience. There's so much to think about - what to bring, how to fit it all in, and how to make sure your precious belongings arrive at your new dorm in one piece. That's where Box Depot comes in!
The results are in. You've checked the app approximately forty-seven times since 6am, you've had the phone calls, you've done the crying (happy, relieved, or otherwise - all valid), and now someone is asking you what you're having for lunch and you genuinely cannot process the question.
Take a breath. Here's what happens next ...
So. The Leaving Cert is done. The CAO form is in. And while your child is busy trying to enjoy the summer without thinking too hard about what comes next, you - the parent - are already quietly five steps ahead ...
If the offers go the way you're hoping, your child will be moving out in a matter of weeks. And that means now - before the results land, before the chaos of offer round one, before everyone is simultaneously excited and terrified - is exactly the right time to start thinking about what happens to their bedroom.
This guide is for you. The one who will be standing in a suddenly very quiet room wondering how time went so fast ...
It’s that time of year again!
Exams are almost over, university is finishing for another year, and students up and down the country are starting to leave their accommodation.
Moving is Stressful. Packing is a Chore. Organising is Headache-Inducing. Loading and Unloading your Entire Life is Exhausting!
So you’ve decided to fly the nest? Congratulations!
Moving out of your parents’ house is a Big Deal. It’s a process that requires plenty of careful planning, consideration, and quite a lot of “adulting” too!
The college and university year is about to start. With a bit of luck, you have secured somewhere to stay while you study. It’s great if you’re moving in with a friend that you know. And it’s exciting to meet a new potential friend in a new room mate, but both come with a host of challenges
For successful cohabitation, there’s really just two tips you need to remember …